Tesla's journey has always been about pushing boundaries. But what if the company's biggest impact isn't in cars? Jason Calacanis, a tech investor, thinks so. He recently visited Tesla's Optimus robot lab and came away impressed. He believes Optimus could be more significant than Tesla's cars. Cala
Robots are becoming a major focus for Tesla. The company's CEO has big plans for Optimus, a humanoid robot designed to learn from humans. This isn't just about making cool gadgets. It's about changing how we live and work. Tesla's CEO thinks Optimus could be the company's most significant product e
Tesla's Optimus robot has faced skepticism, but Wall Street analysts are starting to see its potential. John Murphy from Bank of America (BofA) recently increased Tesla's stock price target to $400, recognizing Optimus as a real and promising project. Currently, Optimus helps sort Tesla's 4680 cells
Tesla recently shared a video showing its Optimus robots navigating a facility, charging, and even handing out drinks to employees. This comes after their "We, Robot" event last week, where the robots seemed to impress the crowd by dancing and interacting with attendees. However, it was later reveal
Imagine this: a robot helping out around the house, making life a bit easier. That's exactly what Tesla's Optimus Robot did in a fancy LA home. This robot wasn't just any robot, it was Tesla's latest creation, and it made its debut in a stunning $6. 85 million home in Mandeville Canyon. The robot wa
Tesla's recent event, "We, Robot," was a buzzing night for tech fans. It highlighted the company's latest autonomous tech, including its humanoid robots, called Optimus. These robots impressed guests by serving drinks, dancing, and even mingling. But here's a twist: they weren't truly autonomous. Hu
